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9/11The natural philosophy of Galileo; essay on the origins and formation of classical mechanics
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xxiii, 498 pages 23 cm
"This book tries to assess Galileo's work in its historical singularity. It is constructed around a precise question: How did Galileo create the modern science of motion? Starting from this question, I shall go on to determine as accurately as I can what concepts and methods helped classical mechanics to take shape." [Preface]
Translation of La philosophie naturelle de Galilee
Includes bibliographical references (pages 487-491)
"This book tries to assess Galileo's work in its historical singularity. It is constructed around a precise question: How did Galileo create the modern science of motion? Starting from this question, I shall go on to determine as accurately as I can what concepts and methods helped classical mechanics to take shape." [Preface]
Translation of La philosophie naturelle de Galilee
Includes bibliographical references (pages 487-491)
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